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_t, .r r' Z ;. P' ~~_. .wr +..~q ri l .e A~ NUbzl~Elt..s37!) NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT ! GAROEN. t-its :PRESENT FR WAY, Olober 20, 1 s9q t a will be acted tile Comm Oper. of * _ tDUENNA. - Don Jerome, Mr. MUN DEN ; • Carlos, Mr. Antonio, Mr...B.I.;LLAMY . ; ferdinancl,. Mr. TAYLO ; FAIV-t E. 14 - 11 ; - ' • Bather ; • • Clara; Mks.' DICICOSI . ' bitkisa,. Miss I*()j,TS.)N ; The Duenna, Mrs. DAVE N PORT. ~. • T o which will be adchkl,*the Fai ) ce of ttri • „ALL THE.W.ORLDa•A STAGE. sir Gilbert Pumpkin, Mr. BLANCHARD Captaia Stanley, Mr. BRUNTON ; Captain Stukely, Mr.—G-LA RE MONT ; t 17 ' 411 Diggory M. LisToN '-' • Cyrnon, TMOSINItd - oNg ; , lriflget Pumpkin, Mks: DAVENPORT; Kitty • S prigtitly, Mts's'NOßTON.' Maces for;thet,loxes to be .taiseg i of. Mr. lirandon at .the , ,, Box_ office in Iran-street. 1§6,e8 i Attie Price 6d.;-:411it.45. Second Price'2s. -. Gallery I,S,eco,nd Pjtce is.--Vpper Gallery is. , TlVelOtisrt vault &'opened at+Yill Past -Five, and the . Play~' begin at Kali - past Six. To- sorrow, Othello, theMCitir of Venice ; with Is He a -49tf,; o , On Monday, Tile Woodman': ma with Oscar and Malv. ...On Tuesday, 4the k .lrot‘ east; ; rt. • , On Wednesday, The Man of the world ; *with a new Mu tical Piece, called TTirtfttlte: - "The Profits of this Even iiNti4:AritAt4jts, twill be g iven to the. Fund of tne , So- ' le tly il egyi e 1 - 11 sharge ( anil Itellet . .. , tir KersonS imprisoned for . , . .. .... _, .. _. . X 4 '-:—.:____. ,'• ..,.... t. .,___ 4.. ,__________,,.____,..._ , wi t , 1., " ' . 1 li s fiC. , E PAI: - Ttii git T ii. E%-_,.. 1 . 4 % • ' i . Granted i i i - cw c, c ,,ti11. 5 ,44.),1t0;51-lA,mt t. R LAI N„ 4,-rrritc'd tor tie I)lEseneSeasore to the joint application of'-' all Parties principally iftterestedr.,:. - : ; .1i ' . il tt.IN, ;lne s f in7 l4 4A; aO6 , ring YriA - P,LA N'r of j 'the ;IQ °IAIZt 'rt. AWE THE Allt. a.-,'. ll,' .nts , PVES trIUF it LLAY,,,,.#oidober..Ao r I, 8499, 1 littrfolinz tittlCiarne#l , ot, • i r;_,..1 , f,) r•-,.,' `A"', l -rt,' ' °:. : '' ' ' i ~,jci .....,-; is , pALE,y&i's ,e7i,,' r L. , ,i,..,.. i .i. • . . , i i ; M " ' a M, YRE '44: f , , t.• thi ; T . limyrt, 'y 9 , *. a•', - ..,blr Ottrer (.: WINN. DO ION.;- -- # , - r . • ''''`lVl'r..geft o df, Airk. PONVELiii ; , ..t • - ,D, ':: • Otliarolan,,.Mr. : I ()ILN4Trik" ' '''' ' ) .-. .A, lee Thiel m r Ab. Si,,,t , ' ' 'Al 's . ; Ni 0 oitfi : iq . , l ii ?. .1' (0 VIE LL-; - ' 9 '" -:" •Anci•fillen, :Miss,RiVi..' • • .., . o .... ch will'lvlit 15 e . addic1; , the , Musical Entertainrnent of TRE:)PRIZE...L.,., - ..., ,„,,-,-, • . • Leniti " i i Nkro s i,KAN C ll' . s , ',..•:; ...:1-;# ' ~ • ' ~- „, .And La b el, Ni KNIGHT , _ lltifietheir:firit iTileiriitiein•titose (havetio). • ' .'s ' .iltlrs,,Caddy.;.Miss - FIDSW ELL;.. . ' ' .' • •...-lA.ncl:Curplina,. - .Mi,ss KELLY. . , 'office, and' . pl ac e_t o tip Taken o f M r. S pr i ng ,' itt--,.the "Bo x 'office, at 't fi e ' STitiid enfralit'e "; •of :thorn may also, be. 4)4 - Private.iloicesaiikiitly:: '-'' ---ri 1,5; •-•-.- '. , "'., ' •-: Boxes 6s: Secood Price,3s.,4'it as. 6d. Sccopi Slice 2s.— Eallery .2::. Seccihd . Price Is. —l/I,ptr Gattery`ii'... -Set.'ond -ferrce 6rl: - -' '' - ; ' “-- ' :, :.! - : ..The DoOrs • to qbe alatiletlat.,l-.iall,past Five„ aurithq .F.er. '&6li:ince tg.hegin at 1-lair; ii9..5 . t..4j,x. . . .' T.o-morrow, The. )V,111.; .‘Vitlt Thrc . Vtreelts after - 1%.1 4 1.r:. ige. , I! . i•'.4 To ,- - :. • . • , . . _ . , . . .... - •.• . •—• ' On Monday, .T , liq'fletfultatrztagem, witty t the. Tl•srqA and the I)etwe, " . .4,1n 'lnes/lay . , The C a binet, with Honest Thieves. " ' .1.1, 11 Wednek ' j iv,' . 2n'tVßl4l.? new Di'amitic Skqtct4Gtialled ----,,,,rce. flie profits Of this;night' perf9rinalicivill 3a7r ed .lSO 'Aid of. the con,t4h4tions tor the liber#tiou Of 'rm. --It.ort ea / * skis •-,,,,..Q - - • . ,:,. .. „: 1 , :.t‘ ...„ Htb A ' 8 - ta TTNZ - G l Eit . EAVA'g ,, w6noilert , 1 . 17 e Ve.teCiack wilLs londay'Aiternoor!t at ine to ,s O , / ,, Corti. , ereial (V.), .4 C. 0 01111.101 , -3“011 47-136/nYcst) made. •,. Which ' u m , 41 ' s i hi - 91 till disgrace,4lo 'unea .. • Otlober 0 • 1, oq, ... - • , m a ploci aAlat u,:sertTuTiON; .-----1— : I[-I ,.. -•'''''011.11;) NG THE FINE A , l'l S . _,_ . ' ''!HE GALLEIIV' of this INSTITC-lIO'N. will. - ,be 0 VEN A tI) . O"ntITYN D AY, Nov. 6th, and . the Fiv'e follii:ving pays, to receive PI c - ru RES and -other•M 0 RK, S SWART., for the ensuing • Exhibition. • - No Pidure can be received after. Saturday, Nov. rah. - - ..., __. . . • . FOR WEStMINSTER SOcItTY, 414SUltANCE ON I.ll , `"E'S AND SURVIVOR . . tiltPS, AND •GRANTING ANNUITIES,• Strand and .Cornhill, London ; And by. Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, priricipal Towns. Dublin, and other INSUUNCE LIVE S fiords the opportunity 10 provid e fOr th on ege V 4 Ido 3. w; and the Fatherless, and to guard against the A .lo tt s; anti cl e . a Life ; n Is P P ointment of a depentl ante on thesa sua l ty - • To provide fi nes f or the renewal of Leases, held on:Lives ; t o secure the pur c ha se money for Annuities or any Lite interest ; as, ' Church Preferment or other situation, by which they pos. aess ?Illy income for Life ; tattTo facilitate the arrangement of Marriage Settlement,s and t r e t r)pccniary transatlo sis • assist debtor and creditor in accomplishing the settle ment of affairs td prevent bankruptcy. GRANTING ANNUITIES Afrords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, bodily In , Eirnity, and Other casualties of Life. •• ROBERT SKELTON, Sec, • r ENERAL SIR „TOHN NIOORE's CORUN NA P A T.'„; C A kil? BEDSTEAD, forming a regulai• Bed Mr the Field, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA fur a P !' 4l !%t :ind likewise a SEA COT•tor on board ~ h 1, 1 4 3, Alli 4 whole packing in a small Valice, alloyed the niOst • Poml?le ever , yet manufathired, invented by MORG AN and SANDERS No. i 6 and . r 7, Catherine-street, Strand, whO 'rip* humbly presume. the highest honours,otjght tq be ' Paid ,4l th.we Who so:, gallantly live and die for their King and Country • . . YeRrK - AND I.t EDS. ~.. 601 1 - NTEW commoditius Safe,. 3 I..A.liPecii -3 Cheap, , an: 4. ~.1.14 Ilous PosT coAcuxs• - . DEN:A.,:iw . ss, ciix , ~, . %%at set out,from the li,if ;past Fiye; bi , c, ii ; i 4, , _LN ( ;-.CR'() . S.S, ever}' Morriifig at i the Cock, E aton •-' ,so p :t ,at t_; r i C ' t ' l t l - a ß ral tn i n 6i : i b ß r a caTta r s ;. t . d a l t i'c tile t Red !Ann lan ) , l'.}asicastcr , ?not arrive in Leeds by twelve,_• (And Yotic. by one,, at noon.. erniloied; and the same' Guard 0 cainytilcc_l'7ly tour Cbachnleif • _ha t c o l k l b g e o n t l h ad ro e , :g io ho t , e l i t i. . Every exertion has been and will - dei thi§, the. best Conveyance on the North By G Ei) R G E Iti) D`L'V 0 N landoaCdci • , From the Golden-Cross, the f ollowing•Carria g t l o 'set •mq f be- ! 'sides many others too numerous to men e ne l'liight out, Liverpool 'expeditious Post Ceaches,•only 9 . every morning at six.. • " Holyhead and NorthWalea Mail every e V en i ng Hothead, Shrewsbury; an d Birmingham -.N ewPost - Coaches, 'evexy morning,at line. ~ Ludlow, Woroester, and 0 - 30.brd Mail every e ve ni ng, an d a new Yost Coach Tuesday, - tlittrsda-y, and • Saturday, at twd. ' ' I%4m i: A Haien,. Catinarthah,,G loucester, anilt :, ... : dtenhaai .. Dolan every evening. .. .. Cheltenham eat Oxfo - i - d Mew and 6nly Dity Coach every; . hiornillg at six'.' ! 7 • - . • .. . Brighton, East -Bourn. .Nrorthing, Hastings ; Purt-smouth,, S.outlymnprvn, Isle of tyiiiht ; .Ilogncn., Claidllester, Arundel, Litt:e' lialiititon;. Margute, Reinsgate., I:over, Deal, Hythe, Volkstone, 4-.. c. ke. Da:ly Cu.:.clic. . . , , _. • F.: 7 -..... s .. , 4, •-': :., ..i • , .i.! ~...- -., it 4:,...)... . ' m i ... . -".....,. •/ ! "( Op . 4.. ..,-,-, rl Ar• 4 , ,-....i jt rxr,,...e, 4 E4:75 ',-.. 1 • :. ~,,...... . • ---,'',, " : 7,, ..'L=- 1- - - . . , • ' f- - " 1 44.0 r '''' - . . -. . . 1th1, , ..,'::‘ -- C!& F RID. A 1(, OCTOBER. 20, 1809. To the PRORRIET )RS -of EAST-INDIA. STOCK. • 1.11131 ES AND'GtHtLEIVIIN, . tertns adequate lonotyleelings, express My . senseotgrdtitude for the distinguished. Honour you were pleased to cptitei- n: on me yesterday: Eleded certainly by , a„very Large inejority, ,although the Scrutineers of the Ballot, for reasons unknown to me, have thoilght proper to kmasecret the httmtler's,coutrary to.nty wishes, teannot but consider it the proudeSt day of my life, and its impressiOn upon my niind call best be lnabifested by the fidelity and zeal with-. which I. shall discharge my duty to the Corn, I Ibrfate"gramriVaLi . ; • • . , •Y-eur dcvoted and obliged bumble. Servant, JAMES DA.NIELL. , . _ Billitei-sqdrart, Oat. Ig. V4:U1(1,-kAj, ,BR,I qp 1. NG 1 /1,1:: jtS. rl71 - FE CQLII.III.I;TEE. Laving determined to prq ' coed rvirh qiii• undertaking witit'all*sibledispatc-h; are rq to trilp P,ers?n§ ,plopedy quali fied to Office or (cnvt , ER. -au ;11 - Persons are dashed. to send4trgyoNo Aerale4.l4l4, , t aelilreAwd to ;he •Coni. tnittee, at the Virginia Coffee-house. Cornhill, on or. before the 18th hilt. whichtliVat !tile Corrimittee, will meet for tbe.purpose l of e trilipktkie .;trine koto Considerutiou. ' Brurder of 'the Committee, • . • • • AULLUS NASH, Clerk. Oadber-i t, iZo9: ' : 7.4 E tv . mtrB'l6. Sold 144:1,-IA I. L,j N gyv,43?p,d-sfreet. JOBILig, a Divertimento for the Piano 'forte;' 'witWAe;:cimpanittlerit fot flie rittrp, price 45. comp9sed by .f—,})pbetec Alsd; 2,cl' BoNiftlaii Air, with VartitiCits for the Pia Igitg qsßor,p,, FJute A CCulnpabi wept, I)rice,.s . , 6d., ay the same Author. "1111•1•ERVA - OFFICE',. T.EADENHALLSTREET. In a few Day, T will be published, HE INPU.i3LISHEI3't OItRESPONDENCE' tiftlatcaltb dated irharchioness. DiJ. DE 1; 2 A N , D. with ; D , Ajeinbett, Montesquieu,. ,the President Henault, the Dde l lies • Du"Mttine,' IMAttne De•Stal, tbqMarovitis D.'4rige,n„the CEeyalier &c,fol- Tow abY 'the, Let rer of VortAird tOLAVatithrte Du Delcatut: • ' gritginAlokAi Newman anq Co. - Where nitiy be - ;The T t hitdaditionc of Celia. in. Search of a 'Husband s ist 2 vols. price v.s. • ,1 1 : . • . ! , ; mow: NAVICOEFICE, cky,her 14, 009. THE PRIPCIP AL OPMCERS and COlll - of 1114 Majesy's Nagy do hereby give Notice, . ''' 4 ` ' i't; v " • . - ' ' ' • - ABUSE OF THE MEDICAL BOARD. . ii /kJ c w ~ :Thli.LlaV was luudi.iiihed4 : i.. . , 1 11 .0 9 e Voltl,rn&,,„c)tays:!, price, s s: 6d. - f\i‘YittliAL-YliektrViEW 6f 11 - 16 MEDICAL , .. Divltltlb43 , qiviitire..llK vr I s I -1 A it W4 r .: ..- • 7. fay CHARES MACI.E.gN, NI D. .IL: 4 4'iririfeilll36 SY ekdalti 'lLiiil4 l 4l,..P . al i - Mall. :-.. IV here may,. be had, Numbe: XXV I . for November. to be Mhtieti46 Alotithly ; price is,' 6ii.Drif The Al ed i c a I. 0 inerver 4 14 4 , k47 1 ' 4,7 MPn4Pl...tPr London ttopthly i.:oinpgrnlium of Metlica tansaCtions, .14)" , - atSdCitty'ellPtaefical Physician's'. That-on Thursday, the 26th Iftstant at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persrats as mqy be willing to Contrail for supplying his 111afest . ?' }'ands at fortsm;:ah,.leith from Six Thindred to One Thousdnd Loads of ELM TIMBER, of the following Meetings,' viz, Feet IVeetings, . Loads From. 4o to so . tool • . • .ss to 7,) 600 Loads, and in 25 tc' •. . •t5.0,}. :proportion for 95 to 1.10, .lOO tarier iivantities - ,• 155 to 134 •soo j• Ram of the Tene7er tmty be .seen at this Cfce. No Tepder . . , be received gi4-r One o'Clock oft the Pay of TreaLY, nor any noticed, stiztts the l'zr4, or an telge , !t for him, attends. ..E-Ony 'tender must Ge accompanied bj' a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by taro. reiP onsible Persons, engaging to become bound with rise Pct son tendering, in the Stan of 500/ Jot the due perjirmanc'e of the Contrail. • , BERWICK SIL,,LitE, „ - . By Alithoritf of • Parri;iinel - ii: — - ' T HE • PIJI3 JAC of e:. in nibneesp - eat fully itlformed; th j it 4 . V,11.t. 14,1(.1t.'5 STATISTICAt., AC;RI CU I.- A I2A ;and` 1 1 01-111 CA I.: sIIRVArof'BLRvviCK- Siiiißtt.wls published ti:";s Dity,- and .may, be lia;i of all .the Booksellers in Great ili itaih,' price Thirteen Shillings, in Iiiilitt10: 1 : "s*:' , " - . .. • • - • % •, “ , : . ~. 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A. •Of Trinity College, Cambritl,4e, ' ' • Nos brac•tiovirupt else „ihiL'' Printed for Lot,i;trlsn, • Hurst, ReC3 au.cl Orme, Pitternos tcr•row. • . „ . - A - -COMPLETE Co LLECTIO N-oF VOYAGES 1 36. ao TRAV E LS from the First VC) YAG F.-of • CO. ),..UMIIUS'iti the,Year t 492., to the COMM EN CEM-ENT ,of the' .Firited, verbatim from the best' Editions of . the Original Works. SALES. BEHSOLD, . , A . DESIRABLE. LEASEHOLD SALT-WORK,. Ar- called the BARON'S CROFT SALT-WORKS • state at Northwich, in the County of Chester, on thetank; of the Riyer Dane, having upwards of boo teet frontage to, t f he same, .and immediate cotninunkation with the Navigable River kVeaver. Also - an undivided moiety of several Leasehold Dwelling , 1-louses, advantageously situated in Wilton -street, in North. wick. , Also the entirety of a Leash Ad Water Kent of rail. per annum. The whole sele6ted and - prepared for the Press By WILLIAM MAYOR., LL. I). 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The :P,ritish Tourists, printed so as to correspond with riew E.ditior: of the Voyagesauti Travels, le, 6. Vol ,t rice 364. in boons. ".' LPRICt SIX? li•CE FrA.LFPF THE. i'.I3jIVISEI . _ Some time ago the Supreme Council of Snai . ~- ' the Indies prei'ented. an Address to the Sow- . ' Junta, on the subject of a Regency,. This Innen tant document has not been suffered to be pobtenled in - Spain. • The following ,are the most important parts of the Address alluded to. The introdetory part is an abridgment :---;-- . ~ , The Suprenie CoUncil of Spain and the Indies, in which are now united those Of Castile i ,the In dies,'Orders, and Finances, has addressed a most energetic representation to the Supreme Junta, upon the expediency, nay, the absolute necessity, of,. esta blishing a Regency, composed of three or mil e Mem bers, agreeably to the laws of the kingdom. The 'ont:nil begins tsy reminding the Board of the Order issued-by Ferdinand, at -Bayonne, for the immediate convocation of the-CorteS. - " This. order was unfortunately kept secret from. the Council, which would •certainly have enforced its execution in spite of every obstacle ; and in-.antis circumstance originated the anarchy which followed on the assumption of the supreme power by-the par.; . tichlar Juntas of -the different provinces ! an anar chy which paved the way for the progress of the French armies, and would probably hhve ended in the complete subjugation of the kingdom, if the 'remnants of -the Spanish' troops.eoliente& in the niost. distant - provinces, the unshaken loyalty of the , na .. .tivee, and the eneiny's want of confidence in the dis positionsof the capital;:and:of , the provinces which they occupied, had not checked their Impetuous ca reer, and - prevented the attainment of their }guilty ends. Thus acquainted with the Sovereign's will, but strongly impressed with the calamities with which the ningdom Was afilicted,and the S , nlgreaten ones with which it was Afireatenedn the Council re '. peated-ly addressed the Provincial'. Juntas, and p• essed upon them the- urgency Of establishing a legal Go vernment. Its representations, however, were 'dis regarded;, and the Council, sensible that under such , extraordinary' circumstances pro Alum recommended, and the necessity of providing for the safety (*the country justified, a deviation irons the rule pioeosed, that the Juntas should exercke a power which oie law had not gil en them, and themselves appoint a. Government' ad 'interim. This proposal was atniui esced in, and the Centrallunta 'met at Araujuez. suss-EX. - Thus far did the -Wish of preventing still greater evils TO THE LOVERS OF SLA BATHING, AND TO - Bill LDERS, &c. carry the Council; but, ever Mindful of its duties us TO.EF. SOLI) BY AUCTION, ' 'the .guardian and .depOsitory of the laws of the Mo- . - Aa the Hotel, Bognor, narChy, scarcely . Was the new Government organized By Mr. WELLER, wh - en h called the•attentioo of its Mernbees to t h e I'w • -a Ori•Tuesday, the 3lst OCtobea; 'at - rwelve o'Clock; . . , . . : (By 0 nier ot the-Executors of. M rs. ;:aoliran,) .! necessity of . speeddy s-uhstittiting, to 'forms unknown TNIVERS FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising to the institutionS'of 'the country, and diametrically .SEVEN modern substantial uniformly built Houses, opposite to those of -the Monarchical Government, 'with Carters and Shrubberies, forming the whole of Hoth- n regency;composedof the nut tite.r of individulls . amton'Place, Bognor.. •• . . prescribed by the law de palritht in case, of inmority, These Houses were ere4ed by the late Sir R. Hothain, and are construeled of the best materials, are jud , ciously or' of the , Sovereign's inability to discharge the high planned, and unite more corntbrt and convenience than are 'duties of his dignity. usually to be met with in temporary lodging houses. The _ front is screened by a delightful Shrubbery " To these observations no answer was returned ; , being a.pleasant a Promenade for Children, it is completely fenced . off froM the and the Council could not but see, in this silence of surrounding roads. Beyond is the high road to the Water of the Central Junta a fresh proof of its wisdom as a cheerful: aleadiAV, intdrvening between them and the Sea, , , , ' of which there is, a.bold ,and uninterrupted view' from, all 'their adoption at that time would probably haVe ' the Housei. • , been attended with great inconveniencies, and itnwrfs Together with a delightful Meadow, and aboht Twenty- in some manner, Decessary .to conform•io the' Opi five Plots oft; round for Binidina, in a Situation of uniivallad pions or _ L. the provinces. ,'ln the' mean tirne; eitpe -beauty, having the Me.adow in the front (which will be M Sold under a positive ;t:.tridion, wit to be built upon),, and rience`has evinced, that the apprehensions -of the beyond, and on the left, an extensive view of the Sea,' v,,,6-{) , Co.„. • eil were Well coundt ., i that - its • suggestions H ot h a mpton Plate and hat Row autt their. Shrubberies on the • a right, forming altogether the most eligible spot for Building Wei e proper and correct ; and that, ,whatever Go .in the Kingdoms vernment had beep established, it ought not to have Also the Bathers' Cottage, and i Reviaionary Interest in a deviated from the letter of - the law." ' Shoti,l-tause, anti Premises, occupied by' Mr.Sinarv, with the , , • Tl Address continues :,-- ie r . . Ground Rent of the same. • D es criptive Particulars may be had at the principal Inns. "'lt is but a_ short ime since we obtained victories` in the adja,cent market Towns of Mr. -Deacon, • Lad-lane ; which held out the prOspett-Of a speedy deliverance, and Messrs. Winstantey and Son, Paternoster-row, London.; ' and of Mr. Daly, Solicitor ;. art Mr. Wetter, Chichester: and of the restoration of happiness to our capital and . .. to the Monarchy in . but to-day; we are covered with - , - "k7OHEN ,PROFESSIONAL MEN .cf . EcluCa-. •mourning, and have 'to lament the loss ut . many 01 from V V tion and. Responsibility deviate the gencral sys- the gallant sons and defender's of the country. ' tern, by the selection Pf a a part-it:Ulm' branch, the Sanction - "-O u r . armies' were at the gate,:s of time Capital -. of long continued success is the best criterion of superiority./ F o urteen years have _.we devoted our Practice to the ex- and, to -clay, we see them beaten, mostly dispersed,: elusive treatment of two Disorders, and the sucaessftil result and compelled 'to fall back nearly upon the saine of our Plan gives:Us atdditional ardour tv oppose, as 'faras we • poitals aia hence the enemy threatened us abbut the" are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are ths mo st .. _ important in the a ataloguent 1-turtiart.lnfitanities. . _latter end of March. . After initiation into every. Branch of Piaetice, we contem_ i , " Supported by the zeal of the nation, and at the . plated vtlie su*rings of bIP HY LATIC'' and - DEBI Lt.painful sacrifices of our youth . TATE!) Patients, .and Jormed a wish to rescue individuals expnce of the most , , from the,ighprahce of uneducated men, or ;he equally clan- to the love of country, we had succeeded in organ , gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. izirig, training, and Increasing our army., considerably The Disorders . , to the cure of which we have devoted our- reduced by former losses ; and, to-day, we see the attention, comprtse eyery speciesot VEN ER.LA L IN F EC- TioN, Whethar of a reeeitt or long duration ; , tdiy, 411. hopes of ;that country disappointed, and the skill, kinds of DEI3II.ITY, 'whether arising from ie habits of merit, and authority Of its most worthy ' coin- . ' (..-ito'ol-boys, or time iminlgences of mature Age. ' madders, exposed to obloquy, and Wounded - . Numerous Diseases are; the result of ignorance or haste, the treatment of a simple Ga h Orrlicaa, and it not = i re _ " Two large, national armies inspired us with the auently happens, that the seeds y 1 Late arc poisoned by the , most flattering hopes; and we expeCted, that united indiscretion of as unguarded hour. •By A superi or method, with the numerous and brilliant army of Great Brie s u ah Complaints areaeasilya cured, anti kv !ft 'where otheri • ' have laded, we trust . that we may lire to, offer a tactical tarts, they would Soon accomplish the enemy 's des. re aistabtishmenf. , - truntion, and drive them beyond the lefty Pyreiiees;' . Few, ho , weyer, are the Cases of corn licated distress in and, t ' ' o-day, we are on the point of being' abandoned this'-Disorder, inniparid with the calamitous situation of men, who; from an indulgence in aSO LI PARY V WE, or by our generous benefadors,unr warlike allies. the prevalent gaieties (3 . 1, ii fashionable . late, ,acquire that state j -" Such was the taithful piCture of our situattnln a of Debility, which is, the 'unavoidable consequence of SUCh I ertiii:ions halms... . short. time ono ; and what is it at present ? Ah ! the . .. .. . . . Where the unhappy sufferer broods mayover his misery, but 'armies which defend us, and the people 'who are carefully conceals his mistOrtune, ii - be some consolaa fUlly acquainted' with it, could describe it far better tion tPr him to know, tha't althOugh it maybe *an'objet.l of , than; the 'Council i and, it possible, a still more cot-- doubt or uncertainty with. other. PraCtitioners, the renioaal ' - of these deficiencies by 'the,,grpcinalpr . ogresa 9 f a e.noaa o on , i s • sect representation might be given by the wretch d e the acquirement of our experience. ' inhabitants of Estretnadura, la Mancha, 'and Mi ff The ritts, of Dicchus or Venus:have began to reduce arid, who are already made to - . pay for their preinii manly vigour, anua,h_anxiety will be prevented, by an early , ~ couaterattiun of thiS langdid state, and in these ca s es, no t ureexultation, by a fresh plunder of their prope4, great difficult? wilt Occur., But where this deficiencY.lias for and the ignominious kind of death they suffer- nit years eximl, a proper perseverance is indespensably requisite scaffolds ! . - .to revive the sictinbering sparks of • Lifea and to re-ani m ate the Constitution. , . " This cruel' change' we see, Wonder at, and mourn The sei:recy'which it so essential to cur undertaking, and . for : but we ,do not teen' the effects of it at - present, the qualifications Which:we presume ta•state, form the basis ' and' trona our conteinplatingitat a distance arises our of our pretensions, and us coincidence with such, thiiintiota- • •,• fa , thht is given, that,,Messrsa LEIGH and Co. may be con- ' t These unexpected strokes not Only de incredun y. i. salted personally;- ornyietters linelosing a Bank Note), at press the minds.ot the people,. but damp their patri• their:House, Noa .. ioa Arundelastreet, Strand; .ne:ir TeinPle . otic zeal; 'which, it' once extinguished, woe to us, Bar, , There. is an addiliOnal EntranCe in . Water- street, adjoining, - . to our religion anti to.our existence! and tfie-Mine is on both . the Doors: '• ' , '''-' ' ' • , " The people, 'are indulgine, in unrestrained Coal . A DI.PLOMA from the Alyal 'Colley, of. Surgeons, in' '''' ;11- K I ` I a ° • ' ' ' ; t i 3 ; , , i • I T tl tg% i ll i r 5 from a t the ion r , i acidt t a t s ail i n ci e u n a t u l s ' to -the Stinhes oft every Branch of the Profession, arenpen ' to : I ,ikte itaavelit.fit of . any .inquirer, and co9o,tute a fair ground v Tutu citatory piacards. for that success aith'whieh'We have hhheifo been' honoured-. - '' ' ' them knowtl by libellous' and in- Their daily conversations, ill different places of the. greatest resort, suppose parties, view:, and interests among . their Governors, and irts:.:ltionns , ,P,ilaints, and' ti - iake . . en -, :im; LE V.lo 2 iiirt"CO.'Sitigans, k r iiiia'an' s t reet n . thregea some, whilst they iaiult others, forgetful of -‘ ; . fA ti . r e g j ; ).jiV~'l fit;! t. . ~...) / • e . . /...., . Q.k) ft, , - .;,- ) ;). j .:, 4 ' f e ,y - ;'} , '...-... —s, ,s ..,.\ ' . 14. ' •~.